President Trump holds a rally in Montana

President Trump told Montana supporters it was imperative they get out and vote for Republicans in the fall election, and would be their fault if he got impeached.

"You are not just voting for a candidate, you are voting for which party controls Congress," Trump said. "Very important thing. Very important thing."

"I don't even bring it up because I view it as something, you know, they like to use the impeach word. Maxine waters, 'We will impeach him.' But he didn't do anything wrong. It doesn't matter, we will impeach him. We will impeach -- but i say how do you impeach somebody that's doing a great job? That hasn't done anything wrong?"

He added, "It is so ridiculous. But we will worry about that, it ever happens, but if it does happen it is your fault because you did not go out and vote. You did not go out to vote, that is the only way it can happen. I will be the only president in history that will say what a job he has done, by the way, we are impeaching him."

President Trump believes his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin was "one of my best meetings ever."

"They wanted me to have a boxing match on this stage. We had a great meeting. We talked about Ukraine, we talked about Syria. We talked about the protection of Israel. We talked about so many great things," Trump explained. "But they came back and they said it was terrible. I said what was terrible, we had a great meeting."

The meeting between Trump and Putin was private, one-on-one with one translator per leader, and we still don't know what specifically was discussed.

President Trump, pleased with the positive rhetoric coming out of North Korea, told Kim Jong Un to "take your time" tonight at a rally in Montana.

Trump was talking about Kim's purported statement that he hopes to denuclearize North Korea sometime during Trump's presidency. "That is the nicest," Trump said.

"We have a good feeling. He likes me, I like him, who knows what is going to happen."

President Trump, speaking at a rally in Montana tonight, sharply criticized Democrats participating in Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing.

He described the Democrats' actions as "sick."

"As you saw this week, the Senate is now considering a truly exceptional nominee for the United States Supreme Court, Judge Brett Kavanaugh," Trump said. "And he is doing really well. But do you believe the anger and the meanness on the other side? Sick. It is sick."

He continued: "The whole country is now seeing his amazing intellect and his brilliant legal mind. Judge Kavanaugh deserves overwhelming bipartisan support, and I think he is going to be one of our truly great to Supreme Court justices."

President Trump, when asked who was "winning" the "culture war over the NFL and the National Anthem answered simply: "we are."

When this happened: Trump made the remarks moments before the NFL season kickoff, in an interview with Fox News that was done in front of tonight's rally crowd in Montana. 

"We are," Trump said when asked who was winning the culture 

"I don't know what the NFL is doing... from what I understand it's in contracts that you have to stand for the National Anthem," Trump said adding, "I don't know why they're not enforcing it."

Trump also complained, as he has in the past, that staying in the locker room is "worse than kneeling in a certain way." 

"I honor the flag, I honor our National Anthem and most of the people in this country feel the same way." 

President Trump, in an interview with Fox News before a rally in Montana, addressed the New York Times Op-Ed saying it's "a very unfair thing" that the writer of the opinion is anonymous, adding that the administration can't discredit the account without the person's identity. 

This was unusual: The interview was taped on a stage in the arena in front of the crowd.

Trump also called the White House "a well oiled machine" and that there is "a lot of love in the administration." 

"So they take one person out of thousands but what's unfair -- I don't mind when they write a book and they make lies, cause it gets discredited. We just discredited the last one. We discredit all of them because it's lies," Trump said. 

"But I'll tell you," he continued, "when somebody writes and you can't discredit, because you have no idea who they are usually you'll find out it's a background that was bad. It might not be a Republican, it may not be a Conservative. It may be a deep state person that's been there a long time."

President Trump took the stage in Billings, Montana, just 10 minutes after he was scheduled to do so.

The President flew here after a rollicking 48 hours in Washington, D.C.

"Hello Montana," Trump said. "This is going to be a lot of fun."

You can watch the rally in the player above or right here. 

President Trump is speaking tonight in Montana after a tumultuous week at the White House and for his administration. 

He'll likely have a lot to say about Bob Woodward's new book, an anonymous New York Times op-ed and other key issues.

Here are a few subjects that Trump could bring up:

Scores of Trump supporters in their seats ahead of the rally are being treated to a Fox & Friends interview that is being pre-taped for tomorrow's show. The audio is being pumped over the speakers, and they are cheering at certain remarks.